Will this work as a variable speed control for a stove blower? It looks the same as the one had and others that do work
27494
Not sure. We use this for our dogs dog house for winter months. We can adjust the heat with this on her heat pad. We have it under a piece of stainless steel that she lays on. It works good for that but I really can't answer your question for stove blower. Sorry.
27495
I'm sorry, I am unable to answer that question. My Lectro-Kennel Rheostat is dedicated for use with my heated kennel pad. Only a professional would be able to make that determination for a stove blower.
27496
I've never used mine in that capacity but my guess is ,it's a rheostat just like your old one. You would need yo make sure that it is rated for your wattage needs.
27497
I'm not sure about controlling stove blower. I use it to control the heat under my reptile aquarium. I use it all the way down with an inch void under the tank. Cage stays about 78 degrees.
793748
Rhis is strictly pneumatic control. I got it for ''Mom's' old machine-don't know the model #, but it worked perfectly. If yours has an electric wire plug-in incorporated into it, it's your coin toss.
1983572
Yes, it is variable. You should buy a PMW controler to vary the speed. But be careful if you need to reverse the motor with a polarity reversing toggle switch. Put the motor leads on the toggle switch, not the power leads.
412979
The switch on this blower could be bought where electrical swtiches are sold, make sure you check the watts/voltage on blower to purchase correct switch. Good Luck.
1255595
Probably not. If the issue is that you have some blower speed, or only high speed working, the speed resistor is in the blower housing. you can swap another relay in the wiring block, they are almost all the same, to see if the relay is bad.
1855222
I used mine to interface to a zone controller so that would not be available as an option. I did not see any options on the programming of the stat. to control speed any way. My best guess from not seeing that option is that the thermostat would not control the speed but cant say for sure, I am not sure if your air handler has any sensors in it to detect if it needs to change fan speeds without a signal to do so from the thermostat, you could check on what actually controls the speed of the fan your equipment. This thermostat has tons of programming options and is the very best I have ever had or seen, but again I did not see programming options for speed control.
2066463
As far as I found out this blower comes two ways. 1TDR3 and 1TDR3 PSC. The PSC is a permanent split capacitor and can be used with a variable speed control. If it don't have the PSC after the blower # it can't be used with a speed control.
26965
I have the p38 . You should be able to get the same fan # off your blower. For my stove this was excact match
1234978
No automatic thermostat works on this unit, it is not designed for that.I do not have the blower unit, I cannot give an answer. The stove works great with dial control (always kept low) sufficient.
292887
Yes, most definitely variable speed. Not a 100% sure on the voltage question, but I think so- the tech specs might clear that one up.
1233441
I bought it for a Honeywell zone valve. I would guess that it would work for your application, but can't guarantee it without seeing the flue damper control and how the motor would attach.
2072870
Yes it will work perfectly. I lost my original control, and have ordered this one twice.
1612009
I do not know for sure. My fan blower works only on # five. I ordered this unit, installed it and the fan still only blows when the switch in on # 5. I returned the unit. I need to take my truck in to a shop and have them trouble shoot. I thought it would have been an easy fix. Good luck.
1968721
I can't vouch for that specific trailer model, but this is the type of thermostat used by most travel trailers and motorhomes. If your thermostat controls the furnace only (not A/C) this will most likely work.
362528
It should. Just hook it to your forced air system and have it come on when the blower is running. I think they also sell a blower system so you can use it if you don't have forced air.
1612664
It depends. Generally, this would work with most motors, as mentioned by another commenter. There are exceptions. I believe you will have problems using this type of controller on tools that also have some form of electronic speed control built in. For example, soft--start routers. The soft start is electronically controlled and conflicts with the electronic control of the speed control device. This causes erratic operation. I'm guessing that if your sawzall speed is electronically controlled, the answer would be no.
1756071
It worked for my Crown Royal furnace with a speed controller. (Though it may take a certain type of controller.)